Would clobber existing tag

We have a repository which is monitored by 4 flux instances.

Ask the community. Platform notice: Server and Data Center only. This article only applies to Atlassian products on the Server and Data Center platforms. If you are running a Server product, you can visit the Atlassian Server end of support announcement to review your migration options. Take note of the commit hash you'll get in return e. You must replace replaceWithTagName with the actual tag name showing up in the logs.

Would clobber existing tag

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Use the same tag name from step 1 and take note of the commit hash e.

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Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account. The git fetch command in the pipeline checkout step is failing on agents that have cached an old tag that was subsequently updated. This seems to be related to a change in how git fetch handled tags that was introduced in git version 2. Previously --force was implicitliy applied when fetching tags, but now it's not, so git fetch --tags can fail if the upstrem tags changed without manually specifying --force.

Would clobber existing tag

Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account. In my company we're using the currently-in-production tag for, well It's causing me issues with git town sync. The first command is git fetch --prune --tags and it fails in this way:.

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I think it could be more surgical as you suggested, fetching only the important tag, but I am not certain if it's safe to make this change. Was this helpful? Ask the community. I have taken a look at your report and I have some feedback and suggestions. Then we wrote a small k8s event listener, which then updates the tag and everything works for us. It is now read-only. They each monitor their own folder in the root. It wasn't relevant. It wasn't clear. We usually recommend webhooks like flux-recv, or in Flux v2 the Notification Controller's "Receiver" CRD for situations where developers want to see their changes reflected in the cluster immediately, or rather, at least as quickly as possible. Already have an account? Platform notice: Server and Data Center only. The fetch command is called in a couple of places, I think refspec is the tag or ref to fetch. Making the sync interval tighter puts a great deal of mostly unnecessary pressure on the git upstream to respond quickly and continuously, since most git remotes can tell you via a Webhook whenever there are changes. Labels blocked-needs-validation Issue is waiting to be validated before we can proceed bug.

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We usually recommend webhooks like flux-recv, or in Flux v2 the Notification Controller's "Receiver" CRD for situations where developers want to see their changes reflected in the cluster immediately, or rather, at least as quickly as possible. Repository caches will always be stored on the Bamboo server side but not necessarily on the agent side. Making the sync interval tighter puts a great deal of mostly unnecessary pressure on the git upstream to respond quickly and continuously, since most git remotes can tell you via a Webhook whenever there are changes. Copy link. Your builds will be placed in the queue and sent to an agent after the repository cache is recreated. Line 91 in c1. There's a folder inside this directory for every Git repository configured in Bamboo. Then we wrote a small k8s event listener, which then updates the tag and everything works for us. You signed in with another tab or window. I think it could be more surgical as you suggested, fetching only the important tag, but I am not certain if it's safe to make this change. You switched accounts on another tab or window.